Drivability technician vs fuel technician

Differences between drivability technician and fuel technician duties and responsibilities

Drivability technician example responsibilities.

• Manage customer accounts from initial diagnosis and estimate to final invoicing.
• Diagnose and repair HVAC systems on all types of vehicles.
• Lead drivability tech, diagnose and repair medium and light duty trucks.
• Trace electrical circuits for anti-lock brake systems, engines, HVAC and transmission controls.
• Implement PLC programming and troubleshooting procedures while also initiating and executing process improvements and conducting parts research when necessary.
• Provide customers with oil changes, tire repairs/changing battery replacement/bulb replacement.

Fuel technician example responsibilities.

• Complete JSA's, equipment list am inspections.
• Operate tracked and wheel vehicles over vary terrain and roadways in combat formation.
• Tag customer equipment and maintain safety standards uphold in accordance with FAA rules and regulations.
• Operate all wheel vehicles and equipment over vary terrain and roadways for support of combat operations
• Build or test power plant systems, including pumps, blowers, heat exchangers, or sensors.
• Oil, water and sand are require to keep CSX/BNSF/NS locomotives operating during winter and summer weather.
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